they say parrish was shot while standing outside his home. friends and family say a ip vigil will be held for parrish later tonight. >>> another teenager haseen shot in miami, this time while riding a bicycle. near northwest 64th street and sixth avenue in miami. he was taken to jackson memorial where he is expected to recover. >> laurie: now to a bizarre scene caught on camera. a man apparently not satisfied with his cable service. davie police releasing video of the man throwing a rock at the comcast office on nova drive last month. his first throw didn't do much but his second shattered a window. police say the man also left a note reading "dear friends, the next one will be on fire. please remove your nonsense from my phone. your pal, friendly neighborhood spider-man." >> calvin: it was day three today in the resentence can hearing for michael hernandez with testimony from his own mother. she's fighting to get his sentence reduced so that her son can be released from prison. local10 news reporter glenna milberg is live at the courthouse w

here's an accident on broad street between -- right around parrish street.chuylkill expressway around belmont, no real problems, just starting to see that eastbound delay from the blue route to the vine street expressway. average speeds starting to go down into the 40s with a 19-minute trip. katy? >>> 6:32. surveillance video you're seeing in your screen captures a drive-by shooting in philadelphia's grays ferry neighborhood leaving two teenagers shot and one this morning is in critical condition. nbc 10's matt delucia is live in university city, outside the hospital where the 15-year-old is being treated. matt, what do police know about their suspect at this point? >> at this point, katy, they are investigating this case, really looking at that surveillance video. let's take a look at that one more time, give you a closer look, see if you recognize anything. this happened at 31st and tasker in the grays ferry neighborhood. two teens were standing outside a chinese restaurant when a white car rolls by and the teens were shot. they try to run away, one manage

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parrish was found along northwest 19th avenue. police say they received reports of shots fire shortly after 1:00 and soon after found the victim. >> laurie: another teenager has been shot in miami while riding his partly cloudy last night. he was taken to jackson memorial hospital where at last check we're told he is expected to recover. miami-dade county school superintendent orbit carvalho commenting on alberto carvalho "tragedy strikes again with a 15-year-old shot while riding a bike." >> calvin: here, a little boy getting into big trouble with the law in wesespalm beach. police say that the boy was an armed robber? the boy is only eight years old. >> laurie: the story is unreal, and police say this eight-year-old wasas armed with a gun. victor oquendo is in the newsroomomith the details. >> victor: officers say that ore using his mother'sun. >> he wanted to go to the park. i told h h go ahead. >> victor: ebony found out her sonase up to no good. her eight-year-old boy road his bicycle on the kings grocery store in west palm b

parrish is the third player to claim the million dollar top prize in the "20 he says he plans to use the winnings to pay bills. the world war ii veteran from virginia we told you about over the last few months has reunited with his wartime girlfriend. norwood thomas and joyce morris embraced each other for the first time in more than 70 years yesterday in australia. the two first met in london shortly before d-day, but went separate ways after the war ended. the two reconnected over skype in november after one of joyce's sons found norwood was in norfolk. hundreds of people heard their story and donated money so they could reunite. joyce morris/reunited with wartime boyfriend: "you know to find someone who loves you and you love them in the latter years of your life, it would rather be special wouldn't it?" norwood will be in australia for two weeks. no word yet if he and joyce have plans beyond that. open for business and the frigid airmass is headed our way. the complete first alert forecast these lil' chickies and lil' doggies are small, -but they're intense. -oh, yeah. small but

winds from the northeast aaron parrish 10 miles an hour. tonight about 5 to 10 say, so went to the be terribly strong, and that should at least let temperatures slip down into the lower 60s by 10:00 tonight. valentine's day, i do want to go forecast. the specifics on it as it stands for now, it look like it's going to be a pretty decent day. if you're taking your loved one out to lunch or should i say breakfast at 9:00 in the 64 degrees. if it's a late lunch, 2:00, nice and comfy, temperatures in the mid-70s and then a lovely night on the way. and tonight's loooong just fine as well if you're getting a jump start on the holiday. fridy, though, we'll get off toy a school start. we've got to get to through tomorrow before we can start concentrating our plans for valentine's day. in the morning we're in the 50s. the afternoon is going to be warm as we make it up into the 70s. so it will be a great day to head to the beaches, maybe soak in a little vitamin d with those deferencnctemperatures getting into the lower 70s. the rip current risk is l

several people have been injured and three killed in this is what's left in assumption parrish, louisiana. officials say two apparent tornadoes tore through here damaging up to 20 homes and several businesses. crime alert! a code red warning message went out tuesday night to residents in citrus county.# that message went out to people living in dunnellon. roughly everyone living along that orange line on your screen -- along dunnellon road between us 19 and 41...got the call. citrus sheriff's deputies say there's been an explosion of residential daytime burglaries in the area and are asking everyone to be on their guard. the republican presidential caucuses wrapped up in nevada overnight. and donald trump made it "3-in a row" with his win in nevada after new hampshire and south carolina. trump had a substantial lead in the polls but really it's second place many have been watching. it could give the candidates some "much-needed momentum"-- heading almost 600 delegates will be at stake. ted cruz is hopeful. marco rubio is already campaigning in minnesota and michigan. john kasich and ben c

today a family's plea for help in the searc for a gunman involved in the deadly shooting of aaron parrish. parish was shot and killed while standing outside of his home@ in miami last week and family members and loved winds just want answers. >> since friday it's been pure hell, to say the least. i can't sleep. i can't eat. >> it will calm everybody else down if we know the person that did it has been caught and, you know, nobody else will get hurt by that person. >> victor: and the shooting happened along northwest 31st street and 19th avenue last parrish leaves behind his wife and four children. anyone with any information here is asked to call police. >> janine: pay man behind bars for allegedly attemptg to videotape his roommate undressed inside of their home in coconu creek. reports say a that joseph burn heart placed his cell phone inside of the weems loset without her knowing while she was taking a shower. the victim told detectives she took off ore clothes and then noticed the cell phone was recording mer bernhardt was given a $2,500 bond and faces a voyeurism charge. >>> we have

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christopher parrish bought the ticket at the triangle market heights. and if you're looking for an unconventional way to spend valentine's, check out these unique fast-food forecastwill looking out live through our mill mountain camera this afternoon we are finding beautiful blue sky across the roanoke valley a few about it still breezy not as windy is will been seeing and the winds will continue to diminish as we head through the day would a still finding teens in the mountains twenties along the i eighty one quarter or and then a little bit warmer down toward the south side were finding some low thirties but with the wind us still out there in that twenty to thirty mylan our range it over toward lynchburg danville even though will have the windchill advisories in effect anymore still awfully cold feels like it's minus seven-7 hot springs 13 roanoke eight blacksburg 70 galax feels like it's eight in with bill eighteen in around smith mountlake were feels a gets right around 31 you notice were finding relatively quiet conditions some clouds hugging the

for someone of his but it's that youthfull connection as a preist and teacher that is helping this parrish stay stable. "i like movies, i like sports, i'm a big baseball fan. it always amazes my students when i go them that i have the phone that they have on theirs," says late last year he diocese to attend the world meeting of families... guiding several students on a pilgrimage to see pope francis in philadelphia. but as the numbers of those attending mass decline, father behm says attempting to connect with all members of the church in important even though everyone is at different stages in their lives. "i've just taken it as my own mission and that's my call, first as a baptist christian, but then as a priest. my call is to share the gospel of jesus with everyone that i meet. so the message itself never changes, but the mode of how we share it does," says father behm. as the catholic landscape in siouxland continues to change, finding new ways to fill the pews will remain impopoant.... but in the end father behm says it all comes back to a relationshiop with god. "whatever god is call

nats here you go 3:31 bob parrish 2430 i worked with isu dining here at the university for 37 years and for many years we helped assets making pies here at iowa state great program. 2926 i teach the quality food production class, a lot of my students are the ones back there helping, making sure they do level scoops to make sure we end up with the right third year students in this class barely got to sample veishea their first year here..but the importance of the cherry pies is not lost on them 5959 were still keeping the tradition going, we would love for them to come in and enjoy the cherry pie and keep the tradition going. in ames rr channel13 news. the pie sale is just one of the former veishea student-run activities being resurrected as part of recommendations made by a joint committee of the pie sale is just one of the former veishea student-run resurrected as part of recommendations made by a joint committee of faculty and students. other possibilities include: incorporating arts events as part of student government's cyclone market in april. for the fall, the committee recommends

. >>> saint williams parrish and west price hill is getting a jump of the season with fat friday. you could stop by tonight, for a pre-len ton celebration. includes a lot of fat, pepperoni, cheese pizza, fried cheese sticks, french fries and potato skins. >> load up, baby. >> northern kentucky this tradition new orleans style. the mardi gras celebration, cajun food, booths open tomorrow night. the grand parade is tomorrow night at 9:00. i often said if i had to live in new orleans, i would be 50 pounds heavier. >>> winter family days continues at the end the night. >> what you could find this month. >> newport aquarium, they have 50 penguins in the exhibit alone. it mimics the antarctic. it's actually summer in the southern atmosphere. the temperature, mid 30s. >> we're in the mid-30s. this is the penguin pallooza exhibit. water temperature is about 40. the penguins just love being at this time of year. this is the summer. they are really enjoying with a morning. it's a great time to visit the aquarium aquarium. we have winter family days until the end of february. bring your friends.

but it's that youthfull connection as a preist and teacher that is helping this parrish stay stable. "i like movies, i like sports, i'm a big baseball fan. it always amazes my students when i go lift weights with them that i have the same music on my phone that they have on theirs," says father behm. late last year he was one of 56 catholics from the diocese to attend the world meeting of families... guiding several students on a pilgrimage to see pope francis in philadelphia. but as the numbers of those attending mass decline, father behm says attempting to connect with all members of the church in important even though everyone is at different stages in their lives. "i've just taken it as that's my call, first as a baptist christian, but then as a priest. my call is to share the gospel of jesus with everyone that i meet. so the message itself never changes, but the mode of how we share it does," says father behm. as the catholic landscape in siouxland continues to change, finding new ways to fill the pews will remain important.... but in says it all comes back to a relationshiop wi

in keeping with your desire to have a simple parrish family mass.o the many many people who are here in this magnificent basilica simply to show their respect for the extraordinary man justice antonin scalia and to express their faith, their faith in god's abiding love and all embracing mercy. however, before proceeding with this welcome, i want to apologize for the condition of the center area in this basilica. the floor covering and the temporary seating arrangement as well concealed as they may be are the result of a major project underway to complete the renovation and the final decoration of this great, great basilica. the great dome is going to be faced in mosaic and the preparation is underway so i'm grateful for your understanding and your patience. it's a pleasure for me to welcome to this funeral liturgy, archbishop car lo marie and our holy father, pope francis' personal representative. also, bishop paula laverde. distinguished participants at this funeral, especially the honor honorable john roberts and other justices of the supreme cour

he even highlighted reports that detectives parrish and eckerty had plied witnesses reinboldt and harrington with alcohol to shape their testimony. >> she looks at us, and she said, you cannot reopen the rhoads case. it's too politically sensitive. i flashed back to all the days i went undercover and risked my life, always believing in the illinois state police and that we would always do the right thing no matter what. then you're told that a murder is too politically sensitive, especially a murder where you've just said there's innocent men in prison. because of it, the real killers are out there, and there was misconduct by our own. you're ignoring this? >> callahan refused to comply with carper's orders and continued working on the case. >> those two guys were innocent. i had to keep going. >> he soon discovered a number of leads in the case that were never followed. >> there were any number of suspects. it was like murder on the orient express or something. when i reviewed the case, there were several other suspects that for whatever reasons, the original investigators didn't follow tho

relatively young for but it's that youthfull connection as a preist and teacher that is helping this parrish stay stable. "i like movies, i like sports, i'm a big baseball fan. it always amazes my students when i go lift weights with them that i have the same music on my phone that they have on theirs," says father behm. late last year he was one of 56 catholics from the diocese to attend the world meeting of families... guiding several students on a pilgrimage to see pope francis in philadelphia. but as the numbers of those attending mass decline, father behm says attempting to connnnt with all members of the church in important even though everyone is at different stages in their lives. "i've just taken it as my own mission and that's my call, first as a baptist christian, but then as a priest. my call is to share the gospel of jesus with everyone that i meet. so the message itself never changes, but the mode of how we share it does," says father behm. as the catholic landscape in siouxland continues to change, finding new ways to fifi the pews will remain important.... but in says it all

parrish, thought it was a black man? >> that's correct. >> another problem with the investigation. the defense pointed out, while the state made a big deal about the gunshot residue on nathan's sweatshirt they never tested his hands for the substance. >> why not cut to the chase and take a test from nathan? >> an herb issue with the state's timeline. after the murder, prosecutors said nathan would have had to drive denise's car to the park, get in his own car, drive to starbucks, seen at the video at 12:45 p.m. >> and he would have had to have done all that without leaving any blood smears, getting any blood on him. >> it was all coming down to we decided to see for ourselves how long that drive would take. we retraced what investigators said were nathan's steps that day. i've just left nathan's house and am heading to robinson park, which is just a few blocks away. i am now arriving at robinson park. it took me 1:15. this is where police say the cars were switched. so now we are going to switch cars. take another drive. in this second car we're going to drive to starbucks. let's s

i'm actually surprised there's any crime in his parrish... i'd be terrified of captain clay. carolina... where people were calling that lyft ride sharing service... and guess who was driving?? "my boyfriend thinks i'm a horrible driver... don't follow rules... drive too fast... too close... come on light... i hate waiting... ick." you guys recognize who that is?? she gave a lot of hints there... that's nascar driver danika patrick driving people around town... she actually obeyed all the traffic laws... she won't sunday... you can see danika in her day job... she's racing in the daytona 500 right here on fox5. finally... if they don't fire me first... hopefully i'll retire in 20 years... and this is the perfect way to go. "this is the part i was going to ride off into the sunset... but since there's no sunset... i'm just gonna ride off." that's nfl player jared allen... on his horse... riding off into retirement... allen was hoping for a sunset... but mother nature gave him snow instead... no problem... happy retirement mister allen. k-9 officer nicky is making great strides

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seal moved from the department of wildlife and fisheries to serve as chief deputy of the washington parrish sheriff's office from 1981 to 1991. he was elected chief of police in 1992 until he served until 2008. they he continued to serve there, as a police officer, until 2012. mr. seal committed 60 years of his life to protecting the people of louisiana while in the line of taught as a law enforcement official, he was inducted into the louisiana justice hall of fame in 2010, and in 2013 he was duel recognized by the state legislature where they declared september 2 as leroy "slick" seal day. mr. seal is survived by his children as well as his 15 grandchildren and numerous great grandchildren, nieces, and nephews. i commend mr. seal for all the work he has done for louisiana and may he rest in peace. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, t

congress last year stated if a major cyberwar occurred with china, 90% of the american populous would parrishyear. think of this, this is the big issue. this is a small part that fits into that issue. we need a global cybersecurity strategy and back doors can't be part of that. >> let's turn quickly and by conclusion, we would like to come back to that comment on global cyberwar that we would all be dead if one does break out and you seem confident one will. let me ask you about your presidential campaign. how is it going? >> i'm running on this libertarian party, we're a very small party. we're up against two massive machines. the democratic party and the republican party. that basically chew a human alive and suck up their soul. we all know this. we need change. go to mcafee 2016.com and read my platform. if you agree with it, help out, volunteer, donate. even if it is just 50 cents. mcafee 2016.com. it is a very hard road that i'm traveling here. i truly believe that i am best qualified to solve the greatest problems that america faces, solving our cybersecurity issue, i've run a billion d

movement towards more active engagement in prosecutor elections so for instance, the gentleman in the parrish that just got voted out, there was a county in mississippi where a kind of similar long-standing elderly prosecutor was just ousted by a 32-year-old who ran on a very open kind of reform platform of not sending people to prison who don't need to be sent to prison, et cetera. so i think that is kind of an interesting both historical story and political story going forward to see if that momentum continues. and i guess the second question i will see if anyone else has any thoughts on that question. >> i guess again, opinions on this could differ. i would say that to me, an important turning point is december 2007. it's the financial crisis. and just to give some crude numbers, not that the numbers say anything particularly meaningful because tehe end is o small, 19 states have abolished the death penalty. seven of those abolished it since the financial crisis. and if you look at the campaigns which i do, you see that the campaigns are motivated largely by arguments about the efficiency

aaron parrish walked outside to smoke cigarette before he went to bed when a gunman opened fire in what police are calling an assassination-style murder. if you think you knoww anything, you're asked to call crimestoppers. >> detectiveses looking for two suspects who targeted a delivery truck and a home as well. the truck was making a stop at a ho when disguised men ambushed the delivery guys and forced them into a home. luckily no one husband hurt. >>> a quick check on your friday and weekend forecast. hey, ryan. >> good morning to you. one look outside and you know what kind of day it will be, mostly sunnyny conditions, a few into miami. upper 60s, so easily creeping into the mid-70s this afternoon. beautiful afternoon. we're dry and warm through the weekend. 76 on saturday. 74 on sunday. here's kelly with traffic. >> i-95 northbound at northwest 151st street still has that ramp completely blocked off up until a few seconds ago we had two center lanes blocked off northbound at northwest 75th street. no major issues in broward county, i-95 northbound and southbound looking good at cypr

watch out for an accident scene on broad street at parrish street out in philadelphia. vai?ank you. >>> two teens are in a philadelphia hospital after a drive-by shooting. this surveillance video in grays ferry shows the teens standing outside a restaurant when a white car rolls by to your left and shots are fired. one boy is in critical condition. the other is stable. so far, no arrests or motive. >>> today, a federal appeals court in philadelphia is scheduled to hear arguments in a corruption case for senator bob menendez. he plead ted not guilty to taki gifts and campaign donations in exchange for political favors. ♪ good to be alive right about now ♪ ♪ good, good, good to be alive right about now ♪ >>> 7:30, monday morning, leap day, february 29th, 2016. what are we going to do with the extra day? the oscar red carpet has been rolled up for another year. the stands are coming down at the dolby theater. al and natalie were there up late and up early now. >> the first hour was fun to watch. i don't know what happened after that. >>> the 88th awards ended with a surprise wi